i I'" .(I V BUSINESS CARDS Physician Surgeon E. T. Anderson, M. D. Enterprise, Oregon. Physician and Burgeon C. T. HOCKETT, M. D. Independent Phone. Office up stairs in Bank Bidg. When Passing On The Lewis tori Road, Stop At The Sled Springs Hotel. Plenty of Stable Roon.. S: B. CONNER, Proprietor. Wm. Mcllroy a nU1 Company. FarniH, Timber Lands, Acreage, LotH, Residence and Business Property For Sale. Timber Lo cating a Speuiulty ELGIN, - OREGON. Stone Mason and Gutter i Cut stone flues constantly on hand for short order work, also fresh lime. ' L. J. Pisell, Wallowa, Or. Q. W. Hyatt, Pres. , Jen. 8. CrAlg. YT. R. Holmes, trunk A. iieiivla vnnuivr. ANSI,. , . Capital, $50,000. ', Surplus, $30,000. - Directors. Geo. VV. Hyatt, Mattie A. Holmes Geo. S.rraig, G. Ptnnell, W.'lt.Holmea. We do a general banking business. . Exchange buught and bold on princi pal cities. " . IMItSFUDI, OllQOK 1. A, Burleigh Daniel Boyd Burleigh & Boyd flttortfeys-at-Law WUi practice in all the Courts of thin State nnd More the Interior and Its oillccs. The moot careful attention given to all business entrusted., to our care. , V Enterprise, Oregon. ALLEN & TAGGART Enterprise, Oregon. Hides, Pelts, Furs and" Wool We will buy vour hides, etc. See us U Tort's' Peal-Estate Office More disposing of your goods Vergere Phone , Ruggles 6c Lathrope, The House MOVERS We will move your hoime, Urn or ether buildings In a careful manner; also put in new foundations when wanted. If you are lu need of any work in eur line, call on or address us at Formerly The Wallowa New Issued Every 8aturday Application Iirh been nniile at the EuU-rprlse, Oregon, post office, for entrance lis' fiecnnd flims mutter. HlUlSiKIlTION KATKH. (In Advance.) One Year J1.50 I 81 X Months 75 Three Months ' ... .50 Leather Goods My Stock is the largest in this section of the state and "most important of all is the personal element entering into the make-up of my goods. It is something to me that the product of my shop shall be right." Call in and let me show you around. L. Berland Enterprise Oregon WALLOWA LODGE DIRECTORY. MASONS, Stnndley Lodge, No. 111! meets eve ry first and third Saturday In each month. Members of other lodges are Invited when In town. Heator McDonald Kdgar Marvin W. M. , Hecretury. EASTERN KTAK. Jessica Chnpter, No. meets every second and fourth Saturduy each month In Musonlo null. Members fri m other Chapters are cordially Invited. Mrs. Maude Marvin, Worthy Matron. C. A. Hunter Secretary I 'Subscribe for the NEWS-RECORD Home-Made Saratoga Chips '"Home-made Saratoga Cbipa are much more of a rarity than they should be," says Fannie Merritt Farmer in the August WOMAN.S HOMK COMPANION. "If one owns a potato sliecr, which, ie not an expensive utensil, they are not difficult to prepare. They are always an acceptable accompaniment to fried flsh, but perhaps are never more happily in evidence than when served as one of the assessories of a picnic luncheon. Wash and pare medium-sized potatoes. Slice thin, using a vegetable slicer for that purpose,- into a bowl of cold water, and let stand one and one half hours, changing the water twice, Drain, plung into a kettle of boiling water, and boil one' minute. Drain again, coyer with cold water, and let stand five minutes. Take from the wnter and dry between towels. Fry in deep fat until delicately browned, keeping in motion with a skimmer, throughout the cooking. Remove with a skimmer to a pan lined with brown paper (which will absorb the superfluous fat) and sprinklewith salt.. Always drain fried potatoes on brown paper, for fried food if properly cooked and properly drained seldom absorbs enough fat to be in digestible to adults. Mining Activities The rich mineral belt lying to the south and west of Lostiue is attracting considerable attention and several camps are now working, A company in Seattle has men at work while several residents are developing properties located last spring. The ore taken out predominates greatly in copper but carries enough gold-and silver to pay for operating. Several owners are showing some excellent cuprite and bormte copper from ledges varying from a foot to several feet in width, u The general course of the ore veins is northeast southwest while ore shoots can be found coming into these main veins at very regular intervals! The formation is granite, slate and por phory. The copper bits a gosan capping which varies in depth but inariably shows copper when depth has been obtained. One company in Los tine has a group of claims on which they are negotiating for a working bond to be given on a basis of $5000 per claim, a crew of men to be kept at,work continuously for 18 months. With such operations it will be buf; a short time before it w ill be fully determined just to whatexteut the mineral deposits exist ' in that locality. Lostiue bias fair to become a mining center if a few payingjproperties are developed. It is an easy matter to brine ore down the south fork of the Wallowa. The time may come however, when the output of the mines may be taken across the divide to Enterprise or Joseph. It depends on other conditions than those at present being altered. A good quality of copper is found above Joseph nnd should sufficient cap ital, invested it; would make Enter prise the center between Lostine and Joseph with the mines equally distant. Enterprise is so located that every resource in Wallowa county is within reach of it. Engine Overturned Edgar Marvin of Wallowa had to leave his place of business recently to remedy an accident which befell his threshing engine and outfit. We are informed that the engineer emnloved by Mr. Marvin succeeded in getting too much fire water and run his outfit over a grade almost demolishing the engine. However. Mr. Marvin appeared on the scene and threshing is going on as if nothing had happened. Engineers who use tire water to excess are the cause of many accidents, loss of life, and wrecks both with traction, engines and those of other types. County Fair To Bo field Oct. 9, 10, II Those interested in the Fair for Wal lowa county are pushing the project as rapidly as possible and much is being accomplished looking to .a successful exhibits. And now, that the date has been set October 9, 10, 11 nd the committees appointed to have the work in charge, the Wallowa County Fair will be carried through to a glorious sending. Now let every one line up and boost for the Fair and aid the committee with the work in every way possible. A collection of products can- be gathered together in this county this fall that will sunrise even ourselves if the proper amount of enertrv is exnendd and if tlml Fair is w idely advertised many strangers j and people from a distance will be) induced to come and see for themselves the wonderful resources of this wonder ful county. The stock exhibit can likewise be made one that cannot be excelled by any county in the state and it is hoped that all will manifest an interest by entering their stork, not alone for the prizes offered but for the advertisement it will be for our county. Special values in ladies' silk petticoats in black and colors for (5.00 at W. J. Funk & Co's. Farther Improvement of Condition ; on Western Ranges. Washington, September 11. Furthur evidence of the . govern ment's concern over the improve ment of range conditions in the National Forests rs shown in the announcement just made that stock owners will be furnished free of charge supplies of vaccine for the treatment of stock afflicted with black leg, tuberculosis and other animal diseases, "hia ar rangement has been made by the Forest Service with Dr. A. D. Mel vin, chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry. Stockmen holding permits for grazing in the National Forests will now be furnished wiih an affective means of combatting with out co9t all of the most dangerous diseases to which stock is subject. The vaccine can be obtained simply by applying to the super visor of the Forest upon which the stock is grazed who will at one for ward the approved request to the Bureau of Animal Industry where it will be filled. Full directions will be furnished for its use. The Forest Service and the Bu reau of Animal Industry are work ing harcj in an endeavor to eradi cate or diminish the common forms of stock disease found on the west ern ranges and their efforts are meeting much success. It is an ticipated that a large number of stockmen will avail themselves- of this latest offer of assistance as a result the loss of stock will be greatly reduced and range con ditions improved. EVERYTHING FOR IN Bl 1 iiaj tHIIll lW lllB A No. 2 Brownie Camera for taking 2 x 3H pictures, a Brownie Developing Box for devel oping the negatives In daylight, Film, Velox paper. Chemicals, Trays, Mounts. Everything needed for making pictures is included in this complete little outfit. And the working of it is so simple that anybody can get good results from the start. No dark-room is needed and every step is explained in the illustrated instruction book that accompanies every outfit. v Made by Kodak workmen in the Kodak factory that tells the story of tke quality. THE KODAK BOX No. 2, CONTAINING i 1 No. I Brownie Camera, 200 1.00 I 9 Brownie Developing Powders. .06 1 Pkg. Kodak Acid Fuiag Powder. .15 iww iv. m oiwDif film, Q ex .20 1 Foar-oe. Graduate. Eavniiaj MM. $4. Price, Complete At all Kodak Dealers. WriUftr Bootlrt I ! tht Aadmk Box. Basket Social Next Tuesday. The Enteprise Cornet Band will give, a basket social at the skating rink next Tuesday, to which everyone is invited to come and all the ladies to bring a basket. A fine musical program will be given after which the baskets will be sold to the highest bidder. A fine time is expected as all Enter prise is interested in the welfare of the band. ' Theo. McKinnis was in town this week. ' Otto Henshaw started for his home in Iowa this week. He has been the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Bloom for sev eral weeks. i E. J. Forsythe, Warren Forsythe, Daniel Boyd and Barber Montgomery started on n hunting trip to 'the Big Sheep country, the first of the week. They expect to be gone about two weeks unless they chance to encounter a bear, in which case you may expect them very suddenly. James Fnnk Jr. and his sister Hazel have been ill the past iew days of tonsilitis. At present they are recover ing. ' Other cases have been heard of but none serious. No papers came in Saturday last and Monday night found Postmaster Belt up to his eyes in mail when the belated pouches arrived. There has been a slight increase on the stage rate since September 1st. on the Joseph-Elgin line. See schedule elsewhere in this' issue. Services at the Christian church. Sunday School at 10 a. m., preaching at II a. m., subject The Power of the Gospel. Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m., preaching at 8 p. m., subject, Is the World Growing Better? Come. M. J. Thompson, pastor. Isaao Johnson of Imnaha spent several days in the metropolis this week. He expects his brother Everett to come out soon. They will then go to Wallowa for a short stay. Hon. Jay Dobbins of Joseph wis a county seat visitor Sunday. J. P. Morelock and family of Wallowa accompanied by Miss Haun of Lostine- passed through town Monday enrouta Wallowa lake. Born Friday September 6th a seven pound baby girl to the Wife of J.' W. AHord. . J. A. Bishop of Joseph called Saturday and informed us that owing to the ill health of his wife he must go to lower ' altitude. PICTURE MAKING THE 1 So. t Brewnie PrintngFrue, .15 1 Do. 1 x SM BrownieVelox. .IS Eastnum ICQ. DeretapiBg-Twbet, .10 Pr DereWngTraTe, - JO 1 Dos. 214 1 S W Duplex Hounta, jOS 1 Do. Kodak Dry MoanUn Tisane. .06. I Instruction Book, jo EASTMAN KODAK CO. . ; -" Rochester, N. V., r. kom cu ENTERPRISE, OREGON A.